Form the Future Annual Conference - Preparing young people for a rapidly changing world
“How to prepare young people for a rapidly changing world” is on the agenda at Form the Future’s Annual Conference which will take place this year at the Møller Institute, Cambridge on Friday, 1st December 2023.
Form The Future’s 7th Annual Conference 2023
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Hosted by The Babraham Institute on the 21st February 2023, our 7th Annual Conference was an event not to be missed.
Give a gift to be proud of in 2023 and widen horizons for young people with Form the Future
Form the Future is asking working people to give a gift to be proud of in 2023, by joining them as career ambassadors.
Form the future strengthens leadership team in response to rapid company growth
Form the Future has appointed Prashant Shah as its Chair. Prashant brings his passion for community and culture to the not-for-profit careers and employment company at a point of rapid growth.
Form the Future seeks new volunteers to develop children’s career choices
Form the Future, a not-for-profit careers and employment company, has launched a campaign to recruit 300 volunteers by the end of the year who can support young people across Cambridgeshire as they navigate the wide range of options in employment locally.
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group show pupils that the sky’s the limit with Cambridge LaunchPad
Three hundred pupils at North Cambridge Academy discovered careers in aeronautical design in two fun-packed days during Cambridge LaunchPad’s recent digital pilot.
The future of urban planning is in safe hands
Teams from Hills Road Sixth Form College in Cambridge compete to design the best in urban regeneration.
Form the Future seeks business volunteers as Enterprise Advisers
Form the Future is looking for business professionals to help local schools develop careers strategies and connect with employers.
Careers Drive calls on businesses to pledge the gift of work experience
Cambridge 2030, in partnership with Form the Future, Cambridgeshire Community Foundation and Cambridgeshire County Council, has launched a Careers Drive campaign - calling on the Cambridgeshire business community to unite in supporting young people by pledging in-person work experience placements when workplaces and offices are open again.
International conference will explore skills of the future
Cambridge-based social enterprise Form the Future will explore how to equip young people with the skills of the future at a virtual conference on Wednesday 28th April 2021.
Virtual short course launched to help job seekers get ready for work
Local social enterprise Form the Future CIC is set to launch a free online short course to help people get ready for work.
Volunteer to make a difference and inspire young people
Could you spare some time to inspire young people and help them learn about career opportunities? Form the Future – whose mission is to connect young people to a world of career possibilities, inspire them to dream big and empower them to fulfil their potential – is looking for volunteers from local companies to assist with its events.
Form the Future’s annual conference tackles the impact of Covid-19 on young people – and how to help them prepare for the world of work
Form the Future’s Annual Conference, which is the largest gathering of employers and school leaders in Cambridge and a unique opportunity to hear and contribute to the discussion on how we are preparing young people for successful transitions into work, will take place 1st December from 3-5pm. It will be a virtual event.
Form the Future’s conference tackles the impact of Covid-19 on young people – and how to help them prepare for the new world of work
Form the Future’s Annual Conference, which is the largest gathering of employers and school leaders in Cambridge and a unique opportunity to hear and contribute to the discussion on how we are preparing young people for successful transitions into work, will take place on Tuesday 1st December from 3-5pm. It will be a virtual event.
Cambridge LaunchPad celebrates another year of STEM success with students and partners
Cambridge LaunchPad has celebrated another year of STEM success with virtual celebrations for students and partners.
Form the Future and the NHS showcase diverse careers with free virtual event
During the Covid-19 crisis, everyone has watched in awe at the heroic efforts of all NHS staff – efforts that are made each and every day to look after the public’s health. In the eastern region, the NHS is one of the largest employers – and careers in healthcare are set to grow over the next few years.
Industry experts join forces for webinar exploring the benefits of volunteering for all
For many charities, social enterprises and small businesses – volunteers are essential. They are the lifeblood of the work that these businesses carry out, helping them to reach their communities effectively, and playing a vital role in the delivery of key services.
Young people invited to take part in Form the Future Website Hackathon
Form the Future is refreshing its website and wants to hear from its primary audience, young people, to explore and learn from their ideas. Next Friday 10th July, its team is hosting a virtual Website Hackathon.
Students look to develop the future with Hill for National Careers Week
For National Careers Week, Cambridge LaunchPad brought year 8 students to join Hill and become property development companies for the day.
Defect detectives - students join TWI for third challenge project day
Year 5 students from Fulbourn Primary School joined TWI to become defect detectives for the day.
Students gaze into future careers with Institute of Astronomy
Cambridge students joined the Institute of Astronomy to explore our solar system at the Madingley Observatory.
Form the Future achieves matrix Standard accreditation
Form the Future is thrilled to announce that it has been accredited to the matrix Standard, demonstrating the high-quality careers information, advice and guidance services that it offers to young people in the region.
Amey Cespa shows students the importance of recycling
Local students joined Amey Cespa for two project days at its Education Centre in Waterbeach, where they learned about what happens to their recycling and rubbish after they put it in the bin.
Students get STEM inspired with Cambridge Regional College
Cambridge Regional College welcomed year 5 students from Linton Heights Junior School for a day of discovering future career paths.
Could you provide work experience for local students?
Year 10 students from Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology are currently looking for work experience placements for 24-28 February.